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... looked after by the foreign department of the KGB , which isn't interested in what Soviet citizens say . All the tables have micro- phones but no one will pay any attention to what you say you're looked after by a different department ...
... looked after by the foreign department of the KGB , which isn't interested in what Soviet citizens say . All the tables have micro- phones but no one will pay any attention to what you say you're looked after by a different department ...
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... looked black she would be dismissed from Novy mir , and at times of greater liberality brought back again . My unknown author's fingers were not nervously rapping on the card- board folder in his lap , and he showed no impatience . This ...
... looked black she would be dismissed from Novy mir , and at times of greater liberality brought back again . My unknown author's fingers were not nervously rapping on the card- board folder in his lap , and he showed no impatience . This ...
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... looked around the room as if looking for a particular person who needed to hear these words . The next one to speak was the writer Boris Balter , one of the fledg- lings of Pages from Tarusa who began in the loud pushing way which was ...
... looked around the room as if looking for a particular person who needed to hear these words . The next one to speak was the writer Boris Balter , one of the fledg- lings of Pages from Tarusa who began in the loud pushing way which was ...
Contents
The State Starts an Avalanche | 11 |
Emmanuil Kazakevich | 19 |
Viktor Nekrasov | 27 |
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